intransitive

adjectivelinguistics

US /ɪnˈtrænzətɪv/

1
an intransitive verb has no direct object, for example ‘arrive’, ‘escape’, ‘occur’, ‘fall’, and ‘scream’. In the sentence ‘She grew up in New Orleans’, the verb ‘grow up’ is intransitive.
Synonyms and related words
Describing types and forms of verbs
active
causative
dynamic
See alsotransitive

单词	intransitive
释义	intransitive adjectivelinguistics UK /ɪnˈtrænsətɪv/ DEFINITIONS1 1 an intransitive verb has no direct object, for example ‘arrive’, ‘escape’, ‘occur’, ‘fall’, and ‘scream’. In the sentence ‘She grew up in Bristol’, the verb ‘grow up’ is intransitive. Synonyms and related words Describing types and forms of verbs active causative ditransitive derived words intransitively adverb Synonyms and related words Describing types and forms of verbs active causative ditransitive intransitivity noun Synonyms and related words Describing types and forms of verbs active causative ditransitive intransitive adjectivelinguistics US /ɪnˈtrænzətɪv/ DEFINITIONS1 1 an intransitive verb has no direct object, for example ‘arrive’, ‘escape’, ‘occur’, ‘fall’, and ‘scream’. In the sentence ‘She grew up in New Orleans’, the verb ‘grow up’ is intransitive. Synonyms and related words Describing types and forms of verbs active causative dynamic See alsotransitive derived words intransitively adverb Synonyms and related words Describing types and forms of verbs active causative dynamic intransitivity noun Synonyms and related words Describing types and forms of verbs active causative dynamic
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